Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07
MILWAUKEFSDIGDaY
FlFTEEn THoOsAN0 s1ANE HANos
AEs Clsssis.d Tsatsrsst . szPpss ~ Mrs..
a. Mitchell a tssy fsay As4lx-
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zllmpss of President Cissslana shsa as
sl0ald smerxs foF = anFs 20 tas Inisrnz-
toRai military sncsnF Fnlsnt A hAlf-dozsn
mounted solios bad 40 troubls IN clearing
. passage EOS he President carriage. which
was dF.~a ~ hour spanking bays. The
skF Esa lowering ana every me wss pre-
dlcting fnaE rssa would tai sefors the Pres
ldsnk coald mazs the start Not a dr0p
fsli. however, and a. s - AZ. Cleveland.
lo1xing 5at little worse tor as slolesals
hand sl4kln< ~ tes previous day, appeared
a. ths afcasd toorsaY sith hls naE dotted
aud alsnY good aat4rsd 0sSs ~ t1s cheer
sne crowd. hs bgntlY spssng Into TIE
saliInx c4Trises and ia a trice ass Nhiriing
sarou<l tAs 3usiaess dlstzict and cut " 4sA-
inxton boulevard - ths encsmDme1t. he
saa accompanied oy Mayor Roche, Cen.
Terry AM do1en icsser cisnit4zies.
EATiy and threatening sas the day.
tie sldesai1s along the enUre route we're
lusd with people. Including thousands sn0,
t~ithslaDtlng strenuous Efforts al day
yesterday. aad talled - see the Presltsut or
Als vie ia tas general confusion thaE pre-
vailed A rapid drive past two or three
thousand troops drawn az Ia hoe. thUn-
defns salute tom Ele artillery, aud bows
and sEniles 10 a couple u thousand specta-
tors 10 he stands oompieled the ceremonies
OF the encampmsnt
Without ts.Ay the President boarded the
train ioF ths depot down town. from which
the sfaEt TOR Ml~aukse vas % be made. II
iaCked BAT nFs minutes 0f ten. the schednie
time Of tAe start for Milwaukee, when be
arrived. Ars. Cleveland lad preceded him
b. hall sn hour. silppics quietly into The
carriage a. the hotel. aud pelnk driven 70
the depot. comparatively Cn0oseryed. The
hundredo Of Spectators. crowdlng the wait
Ing rooms shen she arrived. bad grown 10
thousands ia the abort interval before the
fresldsnt came.
Mrs Ctsysiand gszed from the windows
Of her car with decided Interests. thar
hightened when the President came from
abe Incoming train on tas adjoining track
and briskfy walked 10 her side. At once
= chorus 0f sntreztles vent up from them
10 come out on the platform We want
20 see Mrs. Cleveland. Three cheers for
Grover." were the cries Mrs. Cleveland.
snd the President with ais head uncovered,
appeared a. The rear door Of the train and
mighty chser rolled through the depot
ast then the train began to move and
burst OF Sunshine lit ap the scene, aud
While The multitrds yelled itself hosrse,
the President and bis fair young wife
waved farewell 10 Chicago.
A Presidential salute Was fred By the
battery on the shore and the revenue
steamer Andy Johnson opened her ports
and echoed the response. The prearranged
plans we're quickly pat IN operation and
ine escort of the distinguished visitors took
Ep - position.
AiLssrxkx Oct. 6.-Thers was bat q
moment 70 spare after the arrival Of the
President Al the station in Chicago from the
military eucam pmcnt. and gOod-bves were
hastily said as a special train pulled ont for
Auwankss. Postmaster General Villas
whose guests ths President and Mrs Cieve-
lsDd are % be at Madison. accompanies the
party from Chicago. Mrs. Cleveland shows
no trace Of fatigue caused by her social
duties OF yesterday. and - as charming as
on her wedding day. She stands beside her
husband whenever q Demonstration is
made. and every feature and gesture gives
evidence that she IS enjoying her travelling
experience
The scenes along The way from Chicsgo
we're ot the usual character At Evanston
thsrs was brass band sereusds and n tri-
umphsl arch Of evsrEreens. A. Racine
fass could De seen h0sring over the town q
nile away. Az the smaller stations all the
country population around about were
waiting and sven Dloughmsn IN the fields
had their horses bedecked with hags and
ribbon. When ths train finally drew into
the depot ant the Presidential car brought
abreast the temporary platform. upca whicn
T
crowd cbeered repeatedly aud swaysd and
surxsd about the depot platform.
Although the preparations were some-
what delayed. the splendid management
displayed by the reception committee more
than COMPENSATED for the esrlisr hindrances
cuconatsrsd ss % the choice Of the most
suitable place % hold the public reception.
Ia no city through which toe Presidents and
his wife usv Journey viii they receive
Of ha .Ha a.. ar.A
spectful regard 0f the psople without re-
spect Of party than has been manifested
today oy the residents Of the Cream City.
From hrsak Of day 10 the moment Of the
arrival 81 the Presidential party the streets
through Which the procession vas % pass
we're lined with many thousands OF spec
tstors. The city IS decorated As is has never
been before. and the AilTsskeeans sppear
o. have tsxen refuge In a procizslitv oi
aoral dispiavs and exhibitions along the
line q march 10 atone for rhs diistorinsss
Which delayed the esriier preparatory ar
ranxsmeuts ior the reception. The party
was met as the lake frons by The oOmmittes
Of arranzemsnts and Immediately took
seats in fhe carriages awaiting their arrival,
tue procession at once beginning 10 move
slong the prescribed line Of march 10 the
coQrt house.
Aner The welcoming addresses and the
the President and psrty wsrn driven 70
Schlifz's PAX. where puDl,c reception
40 heli. Neariv fifteen thousand people
sh0Ox bands with ne President The
Eroausis we're finely drsped with bunting,
sod ths platform where the Chief Execu-
tive stood vas beautifully decorated with
tropical iowers snd foliage TIE arrange
manfs we're perfsct sf the reception, ne
crowd passing. after ssiuting the President.
out 81 The grounds AZ = rarid rsts.
As clock lhis evening Mrs. Clevelsnd
vas ienfered a supper a. the resi'en1e oi
Mr. r. Il Mitchell Who presided ss hostess
sssisted 6v only = dozen Of Miivs1 kesss
most prem mems society aides The affair
sas one Of he ncsr elegant and artistic
ever Witnessed IN Size city. The supper wss
intended % s3era Mrs.. Cleveland much
needed rest slisr the fatigue incident - the
exsrcises of the siiernoon
A. ~ csrr ages ~ere taken and he en-
tire party irevs - the residences 81 James
kneelsrd v1ere formal reception vas
held unui ss.
The palace = Nr. Eueeland On Grand
~ waz beautifully Irlnfnatssf. ard tho,s.
sands Of gas lights fhrew their son fehs
Over the grounds. ala the G-fle axe II,
'front.' ef tne oniid.ng seemed t0 BE- snr-
rounded hv myrisls ~ small zas IS.
vaich conid = seer reHectins from
the ~sterS The srienfd sfr1cfs1r.
insii. vs. slshcraielY decorated vith
Aowsrs plants sns 3sgs rrafs ~
a--ns aus 6estoons A the rec@ptru NJ.
Clevslsod was sitting 1n'ier he nesutiful
csnopv 81 fo~-rs dressed IN piak SIX
;rpe~ viii see. ieeeratai With diamond
cr1a auents Twelve aandrei iuTftssioux
were sent kat of uttcs Nx hundred ws~s
srrertea sni 1eariF Sat 7uutsr ~ SIZES